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Mayank Chandel |1940 Answers |Ask -Follow

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Asked by Anonymous - Jul 15, 2024Hindi

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Hello sir My son got 91.23percentile in jee mains.His air is 132410. We are from Haryana general category. Please guide for best institute for b.tech . This is third time when I ask this question on reddifgurus. Please ???????????????????????????????? answer me as soon as possible because state councilling me abhi thoda hi time bacha hai. Ya hame kisi private university me jana chahiye. Please answer ????????????????????????

Ans: Hi
you can try through CSAB with JEE score.
You will have to go through state counselling and check where you can in state college. Or else try SRM, BML they are good.

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